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Make Any Type of Game 2D games, 3D games, applications, visualizations, you can make anything you want with ursina. Iterate Faster • Reload code/textures/models while in-game • Automatic import of .psd and .blend files • Compile times: Iteration speed benchmark. Time from code/scene change to play. Game: pong clone. Lower is better. copy

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The development version of ursina can sometimes have fixes and changes that are not in the stable PyPI version. However, keep in mind that things *could* break.

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https://www.ursinaengine.org/documentation.html

Documentation - ursina engine

• Snapshot Interpolation • Server Side Lag Compensation • Client Side Prediction • References • ~~ Introduction to Ursina Networking ~~ • Limitations • Basics • Samples F.A.Q. Build and Release • Building Your App with ursina.build • Building with Nuitka • Building Your App with auto-py-to-exe Tutorials Introduction ...

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Introduction Tutorial - ursina engine

It means something like 'from ursina import all'. It's also possible to import parts of the engine like this: copy from ursina.prefabs import Button Or import something that's not included by default: copy from ursina.prefabs.first_person_controller import FirstPersonController

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Samples - ursina engine

Samples Single File Tic Tac Toe Inventory Pong Minecraft Clone Rubik's Cube Clicker Game Platformer FPS Column Graph Projects Value of Life Castaway Protein Visualization

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https://www.ursinaengine.org/platformer_tutorial.h…

Platformer Tutorial - ursina engine

Start by importing ursina and creating a window. copy from ursina import * app = Ursina () Using the built in platformer controller A simple way to get stared is to use the built in platformer controller. It's pretty basic, so you might want to write your own at a later point. It is however a good starting point, so let's import it like this: copy

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https://www.ursinaengine.org/collision.html

Collision - ursina engine

Check if a entity (with a collider) intersects other entities with colliders. from ursina import * app = Ursina () player = Entity (model = 'cube', color =color.orange, collider = 'box', origin_ y =-. 5) trigger_box = Entity (model = 'wireframe_cube', color =color.gray, scale = 2, collider = 'box', position =Vec3 (1, 0, 2), origin_ y =-.

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Entity Basics What is an Entity? An entity is a thing in the world, and is the "god class" in ursina. It's like a GameObject in Unity or an Actor in Unreal. It can have a position, rotation, and scale. It can have a model, texture, and color. It can have an update function, input function, and scripts.

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https://www.ursinaengine.org/building.html

ursina engine build and release

Package ursina application for Windows 10. Provided with project folder path, creates a build folder where it copies python and project's dependent packages. Requires a main.py file. Copies game scripts and assets into 'build/scr' folder. Creates a .bat file to start the game.

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inventory_tutorial - ursina engine

``` from ursina import * class Inventory (Entity): def __init__ (self): super ().__init__ ( parent = camera.ui, model = 'quad', scale = (.5, .8), origin = (-.5, .5), position = (-.3,.4), texture = 'white_cube', texture_scale = (5,8), color = color.dark_gray ) if __name__ == '__main__': app = Ursina () inventory = Inventory ()